Wiktor Bezrukow (1972) - Adam and Eve





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Adam and Eve is a 2020+ original acrylic and oil painting on a canvas-covered panel by Polish artist Wiktor Bezrukow (born 1972), 30 × 30 cm, signed by hand, in pristine condition.
Description from the seller
Author: Wiktor Bezrukow
Artwork: "Adam and Eva"
Painted with acrylic and oil paints on a canvas-covered panel.
Dimensions: 30x30 cm.
The shipment will be adequately secured before sending to the sender.
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Wiktor Bezrukow (real name Piotr Łagucik, born 1972) is a Polish painter based in Białystok. He studied at the Art School in Supraśl and later at the Scenography Department of the Higher School of Fine Arts “Schola Posnaniensis” in Poznań.
He returned to easel painting in 2005. His work combines influences from Impressionism, Post-Impressionism and figurative painting with elements of Byzantine and Eastern European iconographic traditions. He often employs simplified compositions and reverse perspective, giving his paintings a distinctive decorative character.
Bezrukow’s paintings are distinguished by vibrant colours, expressive forms and an optimistic, poetic atmosphere. His work also reflects the influence of artists such as Marc Chagall and Amedeo Modigliani. His paintings are held in private collections in Poland and abroad.
Author: Wiktor Bezrukow
Artwork: "Adam and Eva"
Painted with acrylic and oil paints on a canvas-covered panel.
Dimensions: 30x30 cm.
The shipment will be adequately secured before sending to the sender.
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Wiktor Bezrukow (real name Piotr Łagucik, born 1972) is a Polish painter based in Białystok. He studied at the Art School in Supraśl and later at the Scenography Department of the Higher School of Fine Arts “Schola Posnaniensis” in Poznań.
He returned to easel painting in 2005. His work combines influences from Impressionism, Post-Impressionism and figurative painting with elements of Byzantine and Eastern European iconographic traditions. He often employs simplified compositions and reverse perspective, giving his paintings a distinctive decorative character.
Bezrukow’s paintings are distinguished by vibrant colours, expressive forms and an optimistic, poetic atmosphere. His work also reflects the influence of artists such as Marc Chagall and Amedeo Modigliani. His paintings are held in private collections in Poland and abroad.

